


Please Don't Leave Me

by Raexneol



Category: Rooster Teeth/Achievement Hunter RPF
Genre: Frottage, M/M, a little bit angsty, blowjob, but it's smut, non-descriptive smut, so it still counts right?
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2013-06-16
Updated: 2013-07-29
Packaged: 2017-12-15 03:27:15
Rating: Explicit
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Chapters: 2
Words: 4,761
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/844760
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/Raexneol/pseuds/Raexneol
Summary: <blockquote class="userstuff">
              <p>Gavin would do anything to help Michael forget about Lindsay.</p>
            </blockquote>





	1. Chapter 1

**Author's Note:**

> Remember how we've established that buttskun makes me write sad things?
> 
> Guess who gave me this prompt.

Michael and Lindsay were the office Dream Team. The Sure Thing. They were the first office romance and their wedding was one of the most anticipated dates on the Rooster Teeth calendar. They were the _perfect_ couple in every sense of the phrase.

 

And then… gradually they just sort of stopped talking to one another. And Lindsay stopped talking about wedding plans with Kara and Barbara, and Michael stopped laughing as much and stayed in the AH office for lunches more often. And Lindsay turned in her two weeks’ notice.

 

She told Barbara that they’d broken it off but left it at that, only saying that yes, _she_ had broken up with Michael and no, she didn’t want to talk about it, sorry.

 

Everyone turned to Michael then, gently prodding at him, trying to ask what had happened and only backing off when the redhead blew up or teared up. Only Gavin, hurting for his best mate but very quietly elated, didn’t ask. He just grabbed Michael by the shoulder, gave him a steady look, and said, “I’m here if you need anything, Michael. _Anything_ , mate. You’d better not try to keep this all in.”

 

Michael forced a smile, tried to speak, stopped. Cleared his throat and tried again, “Thanks, Gavin. I won’t.”

 

* * *

 

 

To Gavin’s immense surprise, he didn’t. That very same night, Michael sent him a text. It read simply _Gav…_

 

He was at Michael’s house in fifteen minutes with a 24-pack of beer and a pint of ice cream, just to be an ass.

 

“I brought bevs. And ice cream for when you get all weepy. I’m pretty sure _The Notebook_ is on Netflix right now—“

 

“Shut the fuck up and give me a beer, asshole. I’m not gonna fucking cry.”

 

* * *

 

 

He did, though.

 

He cried for hours, sometimes trying to explain what had happened, sometimes unable to form even the slightest sound as sobs wracked his body. He was confused. He was _hurt_.

 

She’d left, she said, because his temper was out of control. He would rage about every little thing—it had been funny at first. Charming. Something that drew her to him. A bright point in her day and something she found, to be frank, adorable. But then Michael started getting mad at her. He would shout at her for the littlest things, make her feel stupid for the most obscure reasons. He was never abusive—she was sure to tell him that—but it reached a point where she dreaded being alone with him.

 

A point where she would rather be alone than with him.

 

Gavin sat with him as he cried, put an arm around his shoulders and told him it would all be okay. _He_ would be okay. That it hurt like hell now, but all things became easier with time. And Michael, of course, told him he was a lying piece of shit as he sniffled against his shoulder, muttering that he was probably going to be alone forever, because if _Lindsay_ couldn’t handle him, who the hell could?

 

“You’d be surprised, my little Michael. You won’t be alone, not if I can help it,” Gavin murmured against his hair. If Michael thought that statement was odd, he didn’t say a thing about it. Instead, he sat up, rubbed at his face, and stood.

 

“I’m gonna grab another beer, and then I’m gonna spend the rest of the night kicking your ass in _Call of Duty_.”

 

* * *

 

 

It became an almost nightly ritual. Michael would text Gavin, sometimes his name, sometimes the title of a video game, sometimes just _Bring beer_. (One time he had texted only _Help_ and Gavin had broken too many laws to count in order to get to him—that night was not one Gavin liked to remember.)

 

Months passed like this. Gradually, Michael spent less time crying, less time buried in the crook of Gavin’s neck, less time asking _Why did she leave me?_ and _Is she ever gonna come back, Gavin?_

 

And Gavin fell more and more hopelessly, helplessly in love with his best friend.

 

Of course, he fully intended to keep all that to himself, but…

 

“Man, I don’ know if I ever even wanna date again. Y’know what’m sayin?” Michael said one night, draining the last of his sixth beer. He stumbled a bit when he got up, nearly overturning the mostly-empty bottle of whiskey on the floor.

 

“Aww, don’ say tha’, Mi-cooooool. There’a plenneea fish’n th’ pond, mate,” Gavin slurred, tipping his head back to finish his beer only to frown when nothing came out. Before he could get too irate, Michael shuffled by him and dropped a new one into his lap. “You’re bloody brilliant, you are.”

 

“Th’ saying is ‘fish in th’ _sea_ ,’ Gavin.”

 

Gavin just waved him off, popping open his beer and taking a deep chug.

 

“I just… I dunno if I even wanna look for another girl, y’know? Lindsay was… I jus’ don’t think any other girl could live up to her, man.”

 

“Wo’bout a bloke?” Gavin was staring contemplatively into his beer now, his brows furrowed. He looked like he couldn’t really believe he’d just asked that. Michael gave him a confused look, his alcohol-addled brain entirely too slow to make out what Gavin had said.

 

“I—what?”

 

“Wot. About. A. Bloke? Wo’bout… I mean, me?” Gavin repeated, giving Michael a rather determined look. Before either of them could really _think_ about what was just said, Gavin had leaned forward, his mouth pressing against Michael’s with a gentle insistence.

 

The taste wasn’t _unpleasant_ , really—Gavin tasted like beer and whatever they’d had for dinner a few hours ago, plus a little bit like whiskey. His stubble scratched at Michael’s face in a way that wasn’t so much off-putting as it was _different_ , but most of all it just…

 

It just wasn’t… Lindsay.

 

He pushed Gavin away gently, looking away from the Brit because he _knew_ he was going to be hurt, and murmured, “Gavin, I…”

 

“No, no, I… I’m sorry, Michael, that was stupid. You’re still getting over Lindsay and you’re… you’re not even…” Gavin paused and leaned back, scrubbing at his face. He pushed his hands through his hair and tugged at it for a moment, biting his lip as he tried to put his words in order. “I’m sorry. I’ll… I’ll go.”

 

Michael didn’t try to stop him.

 

* * *

 

 

The next few days weren’t so much awkward as they were… confusing. At work, Gavin would talk to Michael only as much as it took for the other guys to not get suspicious. And Michael would spend his free time staring at him, contemplating, wondering when Gavin had developed feelings for him and how the fuck he had missed it.

 

And one night, curiosity got the better of him.

 

He knew that a simple text was all it would take, and he was right. Gavin’s phone lit up with the message _Halo?_ and the Brit, with so little hesitation it was nearly embarrassing, was at Michael’s door within twenty minutes.

 

He held up a 12-pack of beer—probably a wise choice—and gave Michael a sheepish, hesitant grin. And Michael smiled and shook his head and said, “You are going to get your ass handed to you.”

 

* * *

 

 

Two hours later, Michael was feeling pretty buzzed, enough that his aim was getting sloppy. Somehow, Gavin had even managed to kill him three times in a row. After the fourth time (a headshot, clean as a whistle—Michael hadn’t even seen it coming), the redhead cursed and tossed his controller aside, leaning back on the couch and grabbing for his beer. Gavin laughed and got up to turn off the console, only teetering a little bit unsteadily.

 

Michael held the bottle loosely in his hand and swirled its contents, chewing on the inside of his cheek as he tried to figure out how to ask for what he wanted.

 

“Hey… Uh, Gav?”

 

“What is it, Michael?” Gavin turned around and grabbed the controllers, putting them back in their designated spot. He’d been around often enough by now that Michael knew how much the Brit hated clutter.

 

“Do you remember when you… Right after Lindsay broke it off with me, you said you’d help me with anything, right? Anything at all?”

 

Gavin paused and gave Michael a confused look. “I… don’t remember that specifically, but I’m sure I said it. I meant it, too. Whatever you need.”

 

“What if…” Michael paused, licked his lips, put the beer bottle down. He changed his mind and picked it back up just to give his hands something to fiddle with. “What if I uh…”

 

Gavin chuckled and came back to the couch, picking up his own beer to take a swig. “Spit it out, Michael, I’m sure it’s nothing I haven’t heard before. Is that—are you _blushing_ , Michael?”

 

He was, but he’d be damned before he admitted it. A rush of affection filled Gavin as he poked at Michael’s cheek, laughing softly. The redhead rolled his eyes and pushed the blond’s hand away, grumbling, “I just… It’s been a while since I… you know, got off, and I… just wondered if you would…”

 

Gavin stared at Michael incredulously as the older man trailed off, picking at the label on his beer in an uncharacteristic bout of shyness. He noticed the Brit’s stare, though, and quickly turned his uncertain look into a glare. “Don’t look at me like I’ve grown a second fucking head, if you won’t do it then just fucking say so—“

 

“No, I’ll do it.” Gavin was quite proud of himself for keeping the excitement out of his voice. If Michael was asking _him_ for this, then maybe…

 

Well. Maybes and what ifs could always come later.

 

“S-seriously? What—where are you going?” Michael demanded as Gavin slid off the couch, nudging his way between the redhead’s legs.

 

“I’m trying to make this a _bit_ less awkward for you to ask for. Unless you want to actually say, ‘Gavin, I want you to give me a blowjob.’ Take off your trousers,” the blond said. When Michael failed to move, the Brit sighed and reached for the button, but his hands were slapped away.

 

“Okay, okay. Hold your goddamn horses, Jesus,” Michael muttered, hesitating for a moment more before he popped the button and tugged down the zipper, pushing his pants down to just past his hips. Gavin bit back a groan, trying not to sound overeager, and curled his fingers around the base of his friend’s cock. He gave the man a few strokes, gentle and teasing, trying more to coax a reaction out of him than anything, and grinned when Michael gave a pleased little sigh and tipped his head back.

 

He leaned in as the redhead started to harden, dragging his tongue up along the underside of Michael’s cock. The older man jumped and swore softly, his fingers twitching on the couch like they wanted to reach for him, but then the Brit wrapped his lips around the tip and Michael clung to the cushion instead.

 

Gavin frowned but dragged his tongue over the slit and the sharp gasp he got appeased him. The Brit teased Michael for a while, trying to figure out the spots that really got the redhead hot until finally the older man gave a loud groan and pushed his fingers into Gavin’s hair, tugging him down over his cock with a hissed, “Come _on_.”

 

The blond would have chuckled if his mouth hadn’t been full of dick. He obliged, though, bobbing down, fisting his hand around what he couldn’t take in and stroking it in time. He pulled off every once in a while to drag his tongue along the thick vein beneath, licking a line down to Michael’s balls and sucking them one at a time into his mouth, releasing them with a soft pop when the redhead tugged at his hair and pushed him back towards his cock. He looked up at Michael and grinned, but the redhead had his eyes shut tight, his head tipped back as he panted into the otherwise-quiet room.

 

Gavin obliged, letting Michael’s hands on his head guide him, fighting against his gag reflex as the older man started to lose control, thrusting up into his mouth carelessly. The Brit pulled back as much as he could but Michael pulled him back, soft, half-formed gasps tumbling from his lips as he fucked Gavin’s face. And yeah, it was uncomfortable and sure, it was nearly impossible to keep from gagging, but Gavin’s dick was still hard in his pants and the discomfort didn’t stop him from trying to take more, trying to wrench more of those desperate, helpless little cries out of Michael. And when the redhead gasped out that he was close, his hands in Gavin’s hair tightening to the point of pain, the Brit just hummed, sucked a little harder, and held his head still so that Michael could fuck into his mouth.

 

He came like a shot only a moment later, pulling Gavin down over him as he cried, “Oh god, Lindsay!”

 

Gavin froze, then pulled away silently, letting an awkward silence settle over the living room. He spat Michael’s release into an empty beer bottle nearby as he sat back on his haunches, grimacing at the remaining taste in his mouth—not so much because it was bad, more because it… it was Michael, and it was wrong. It was all wrong.

 

Wasn’t Michael supposed to fall in love with him? That’s how it worked in all those cheesy romance movies, right—you stay for the painful, ‘getting over the ex’ phase and you’re next in line? Wasn’t this supposed to leave him feeling fulfilled, or at least without the taste of bitter regret on his tongue? Wasn’t there supposed to be a happy ending?

 

Where the hell was his happy ending?

 

“Gavin, look—“

 

“I really don’t know why I expected something else.” Gavin cut Michael off and sighed, giving a self-depreciating smile and a shake of his head. He stood and winced as one of his knees popped, patting his pockets to look for Geoff’s keys. His eyes skated over the furniture and he spotted them on the end table, next to his unfinished beer.

 

“Gavin…” Michael started again as the Brit grabbed them and pushed a hand through his hair.

 

“I’m never gonna be enough, am I? Like, no matter what I do, it’s not going to be enough, and not just because I’m a bloke, although I’m sure that doesn’t help,” Gavin asked. He didn’t really expect an answer, but Michael tried to give him one.

 

“It’s not that you’re a guy. I don’t care about that, I just—“

 

“I’m not Lindsay.”

 

Michael gave him a helpless look. Gavin just laughed and left.

 

Michael didn’t try to stop him this time, either.

 

* * *

 

 

Gavin vowed to himself that he wasn’t going to cry, because this was hardly worth crying over. He knew that Michael loved Lindsay; he knew it wouldn’t ever work out between them.

 

He kept repeating these facts to himself as he drove home, trying to drown out the sounds of Michael’s gasps (for him— _he_ had been the one to reduce Michael to those) and trying to ignore the taste of the redhead on the back of his tongue. He told himself that he’d had plenty of one night stands, more than enough quick blowjobs in bathrooms or closets that tasted too much of regret and shame afterwards, this was _nothing_ , just something that would blow over in time (except that he’d never actually had _feelings_ for the person he’d been on his knees for before, they’d never been _Michael_ ).

 

The Brit pulled into Geoff’s driveway dry-eyed and at least passably unruffled. He painted on a smile as he stepped inside and tossed the keys into their designated dish.

 

“You’re back early,” Geoff commented, not even glancing up from the basketball game.

 

“We ran outta things to do. Michael kipped off, so I left,” Gavin said. His voice was steady, at least. Normally he was utter shit at lying to Geoff.

 

The older man just grunted from his spot on the couch, a clear dismissal. Gavin took it for what it was and went to his room, and by the time he pushed his door to he could feel the back of his throat tightening up. Without even thinking about it, he pulled out his phone, calling the first number on his favorites list.

 

It was four a.m. there but he picked up on the second ring.

 

“B? Why’re you calling at… bloody four o’clock in the morning?” Dan grumbled, his voice rough with sleep.

 

“Dan, I… I think I fucked up.”


	2. Please Don't Leave Me, chapter 2

**Summary for the Chapter:**

> Dan knows what Gavin needs--unfortunately, it's not quite what he wants

If anyone asked, no, Gavin was _not_ running away from this. He wasn’t. He just had to go back to England to record some more Slow Mo Guys footage. It wasn’t because he felt like he was going to suffocate on his own air any minute, and it _certainly_ wasn’t because just the _thought_ of Michael made his heart throb in an alarmingly painful way.

 

Gavin tried to reassure himself of these facts as he sat on the plane destined for Heathrow. Dan had the next three weeks on leave. There was a month and a half’s worth of Let’s Plays of all sorts edited and ready to go. Let’s Builds and the other assorted videos Gavin was in could be easily filled, as the Achievement Hunter office was in the midst of a blessedly calm point in their schedule.

 

He _wasn’t_ running away.

 

Dan was waiting for him when he disembarked, a wide smile on his handsome face, and despite his sour mood, Gavin smiled back, letting the brunet ruffle his hair affectionately.

 

“All right, B?” Dan asked, throwing an arm around Gavin’s shoulders.

 

“Brilliant,” Gavin replied dryly, tucking himself against the soldier’s side. Dan frowned but made no further comment. He’d resolved himself to lots of surly silence, perhaps a bit of crying, and plenty of general moodiness until he’d helped Gavin recover from what he was simply referring to as “The Incident.”

 

That first day, they didn’t get much done at all. Dan tried to get Gavin to help him plan some Slow Mo Guys videos, but the blond’s enthusiasm was lackluster at best. Finally, tired of being grunted at in lieu of true responses, Dan pushed himself up off of his couch and padded into the kitchen.

 

“Where’re you goin’, then?” Gavin called.

 

Instead of responding, the soldier returned with an unopened bottle of vodka and two shot glasses. He set one down in front of Gavin and filled it to the brim, giving his friend a dark look until he downed the liquor.

 

“Good. Now, here’s what’s gonna happen: we’re gonna drink until we’re completely pissed and you’re going to bloody _talk_ to me so I don’t have to watch you mope about for the next month. And after you tell me what all _really_ happened, you can talk me out of hopping onto the next plane to Austin. Once that’s all good and done perhaps we can finally get around to planning some videos. Deal?” Dan’s tone of voice left no room for argument, and Gavin nearly kissed him for it. This was precisely what he needed: someone who wouldn’t take his shit and would force him to either talk or man up.

 

“Cheers,” was all he said, tossing the shot back, and if Dan was at all surprised by the easy agreement, he didn’t show it. Gavin held out his shot glass and gave his soldier a watery smile, saying, “Gonna need more than that if this is all gonna come out, though, B.”

 

* * *

 

 

It was sort of an accident, how they got started. Dan was furious, nearly spitting fire as he drunkenly grabbed at his phone, cursing in every shade of the rainbow and swearing that he would use any and all of his many, varied military tactics to “make that fucking Yank pay.” Gavin was only just barely sober enough to realize that was probably a bad idea.

 

The blond wasn’t near strong enough to pry the phone from Dan’s fingers, though, so he was forced to resort to what his liquor-addled brain considered the next best option. Without a single thought to the consequences of his actions, Gavin clambered astride Dan’s lap, grabbed his face, and kissed him.

 

The phone fell to the floor with a clatter, but Gavin didn’t really get the opportunity to celebrate his victory. Dan’s hands gripped the blond’s hips tight and he pulled Gavin close, swallowing the younger man’s surprised cry, replacing it with an insistent tongue.

 

Gavin was hurting. Dan knew that—he knew how much Michael meant to his best friend, had spent enough nights listening to the blond go on and on about the bloody idiot, the Yank who never _saw_ what was there in front of him, so freely and willingly offered.

 

Dan never had that problem. He’d _always_ seen Gavin. Always seen him, always wanted him, always loved him. That, perhaps, was what was hardest—knowing that he could give Gavin so much more than Michael, but never being able to tell him.

 

It was easy now, though, to convince Gavin to take off his shirt. Easy to lift him off the couch and carry him into the bedroom. Easy to strip him slowly, to worship with his mouth what he’d worshiped in his mind for years, to cover every inch of Gavin’s skin in adoring, reverent kisses. So, so easy for Dan to get Gavin moaning, to get him begging softly uner his breath, to get drunk on the way his name sounded tumbling from Gavin’s lips in a cry as he seated himself inside the blond.

 

It was easy, so _easy_ for him to love Gavin.

 

* * *

 

 

The next two weeks passed quickly, and the two took every opportunity to make good use of their short time together. Several videos were filmed, but several more went unfinished because Dan… well, Dan wasn’t very good at keeping his hands to himself.

 

Gavin gave an exasperated sound one afternoon, sixteen days into his twenty day long trip, as he had to cut filming _yet again_ and set the shot back up. “Daniel, I swear upon all things I hold dear that if you don’t keep your bloody hands to yourself—“

 

“You’ll what?” Dan teased, coming up behind Gavin to wrap his arms around the blond’s stomach. He rested his chin atop Gavin’s head, grinning when his friend just sort of melted back into his embrace. He’d come to realize that Gavin was quite a tactile creature, which worked out rather well for him.

 

“I’ll… I’ll—Jesus, B, knock it off, I’m trying to think of a proper threat!” Gavin complained, pushing Dan’s face away from his neck. The soldier murmured something in the negative as he walked Gavin towards the house, deciding that filming could wait just a while longer.

 

All things considered, it should have taken more convincing to get Gavin to cooperate; instead, in a matter of seconds, the blond had himself turned around in Dan’s arms. His mouth met the taller man’s with a clank of teeth that only made Dan growl into the kiss.

 

In his haste to get Gavin inside, though, he rather forgot about the cords strung all over the lawn. His foot found one and Gavin gave a squawk as they both tumbled to the ground. The blond laughed, pinned beneath Dan’s body, but the soldier was determined. He crushed his mouth back against Gavin’s until the smile was gone, replaced instead by half-formed encouragements between kisses.

 

Gavin only struggled for a moment, breaking away belatedly to mutter something about the neighbors, but Dan’s mouth found purchase against the spot of skin right beneath his ear and Gavin promptly forgot his complaints, instead threading his fingers into the brunet’s coarse hair.

 

By God, did Dan love that feeling. He sucked a dark mark on to the younger man’s skin before pulling away to mouth at whatever else he could reach. Gavin willingly tipped his head back, groaning out soft encouragements as his hips began a slow rhythm against the soldier’s.

 

“Fuck,” Dan groaned, pressing his forehead to Gavin’s shoulder as he pushed his hips down. Gavin gave a delighted gasp and spread his legs, giving Dan room to squirm between his thighs and press more firmly against him.

 

Dan wanted to feel skin-on-skin, to hear the way Gavin’s soft cries and moans sounded against the wet sounds of sex (something he was quickly becoming addicted to), but inside was so far away and Gavin was lapping at his neck now, groaning against his skin. Dan was helpless against him.

 

“Fuck, B,” he sighed instead, bracing himself on his forearms and moving his hips, fingers tangling in Gavin’s hair. He tugged the younger man’s head back, sucking marks onto his skin as he rocked against Gavin.

 

He could feel how hard the blond was now, could feel every twitch and jerk of Gavin’s dick alongside his own and it made him groan low in his throat, his hips picking up the tempo, making the smaller man gasp. One of Gavin’s hands slapped to Dan’s back, gathering up a fistful of ruined lab coat as he pulled at the grass with the other, trying to keep from sliding on the slick lawn and failing rather spectacularly.

 

Neither could be arsed to care, though, especially not when Gavin was babbling into Dan’s shoulder, rutting up against the bigger man like his life depended on it.

 

Dan was trembling as he reached down and gathered up two handfuls of Gavin’s ass, using his grip to pull the blond flush against him. He fucked down against the younger man, pushing against him harder as he felt the blond tense up, as he felt his own body teetering on the brink of orgasm. He bit down on Gavin’s shoulder as his hips stuttered, and as the blond arched and pressed his fist to his mouth to stifle his cry, Dan lost it, giving one-two-three more thrusts as his release slicked up his briefs.

 

The two collapsed into a sweaty tangle of limbs and Dan huffed a laugh against Gavin’s skin, helping him up and inside before someone got them arrested for indecent exposure.

 

* * *

 

 

That night, as they caught their breath yet again, Dan looked up at Gavin—flushed and sweaty, eyes still dark with lust, lips parted as he sucked in as much air as he could—and felt a rush of warmth so strong it stole his breath. He reached up and cupped the blond’s cheek, pulling him down for a kiss that was tender, heartfelt, honest and open in a way that he hadn’t been thus far.

 

Before he could think, the words were out, hanging in the air—“I love you, Gavin.”—and Gavin was frozen. Dan wanted to take them back, to pull the words back in, but Gavin just smiled (it was guarded, though, forced, Dan wasn’t a fool, he could see that) and leaned down to kiss him, sliding out of his lover’s lap and curling up beside him in bed. For Dan, that was enough.

 

* * *

 

 

When Dan woke up the next morning, Gavin was gone. All of Gavin’s things were gone. Beside him, instead of the blond’s naked body, was a hastily scribbled note.

Michael had called him early this morning, drunk and crying and begging for him to come back. Said he needed Gavin, that he was sorry, that he needed his boy. Gavin called the airport, booked the next flight back, told Dan that he was sorry but how could he refuse? How could he say no when Michael, when the man he loved, needed him?

Michael was boorish. Michael was hardheaded. He was hot-tempered, stubborn, blind, and a bloody fool to use and hurt and throw away what he could have. He was a moron to toss Gavin aside. Dan knew this; he thought he’d finally convinced Gav, finally gotten his B to see that Dan was the one who really loved him.

He grit his teeth and glared at the ground, clenching the note in his fist. Tears pricked at the back of his eyes but he’d be damned before he let them fall.

Dan had everything that Gavin could ever want in a man, everything except for one little, minor detail.

He wasn’t Michael.

 

 

**Notes for the Chapter:**

> also posted to http://heresthefuckyoubutton.tumblr.com

**Author's Note:**

> also posted to http://heresthefuckyoubutton.tumblr.com


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